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Should Supplier Networks Outsource Vendor Compliance Like Payroll?

Should Supplier Networks Outsource Vendor Compliance Like Payroll?

By Jason Busch on September 23, 2015

I’ve had a number of discussions with folks on all sides of the procurement and accounts payable technology market of late, covering different points of view on where supplier networks and transactional connectivity might be headed. One area that seems to come up often is looking at networks not just as a tool for operational […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Enter image name without file type, Enterprise Irregulars, L1, Risk Performance and Compliance, supplier networks, technology

GT Nexus and Purchase Order Finance – Going Upstream from Taulia, Tungsten and Ariba

GT Nexus and Purchase Order Finance – Going Upstream from Taulia, Tungsten and Ariba

By Jason Busch on July 9, 2015

Spend Matters and Trade Financing Matters have both long argued that invoice-based discounting and payables and receivables financing programs are just the tip of the trade financing iceberg in terms of getting cash into the hands of suppliers more quickly. Granted, traditional financing arrangements, such factoring and letters of credit, are also available to supply […]

Posted in Business | Tagged Procurement Systems & Architecture, supplier networks, supply chain

Friday Rant: Supplier Networks Have Failed Us

Friday Rant: Supplier Networks Have Failed Us

By Jason Busch on February 4, 2011

Editor’s Note: this rant is in part based on a forthcoming detailed analysis by Spend Matters looking at the evolution of supplier networks and where networks of the future may take us next.

In the early days of e-procurement,…

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Aravo Solutions, Ariba, Electronic Data Interchange, Open standard, Purchase order, services, supplier networks, supply chain | 1 Response

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